Question 12 • RMA FL-2100310-United States History Semester 1
Read the paragraph.Argentina’s federal government is composed of three branches: the legislative branch (made up of a Senate and the Chamber of Deputies), the judicial branch, and the executive branch. Argentina is then divided into 23 provinces, which are made up of departments and municipalities. Provinces hold most political power, and they can create their own constitutions and laws, as long as they do not overrule the federal constitution.
Answer
A
Each citizen is represented in the government by elected officials at multiple levels of government.
B
The federal government has the most power and can override laws created by smaller branches of government.
C
There are three levels of government, including the federal, provincial, and local or municipal governments.
D
The legislative branch is divided into two chambers, ensuring that neither abuses its political power.
Explanation
The paragraph describes Argentina’s federal government, 23 provinces, and departments and municipalities within the provinces. These correspond to federal, provincial, and local or municipal levels of government. Therefore, the statement that there are three levels of government is supported; the paragraph does not say the federal government has the most power, since it says provinces hold most political power.
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